Product Description
Sourcing and specifications of Buckwheat CO2 extract
Buckwheat seeds from Ukrainian fields undergo supercritical CO2 extraction to yield an oily mass containing flavonoids, phytosterols and polyunsaturated fatty acids. International buyers receive the product in 1 kg containers ready for direct incorporation. CO2 Extracts Wholesale options support consistent supply for large-scale production runs.
Technical characteristics for formulators
The extract appears as a homogeneous oily mass with INCI designation Fagopyrum P. Mill. It remains stable when added to emulsions and dry blends. Cosmetic laboratories and supplement manufacturers value its neutral sensory profile and ease of handling during processing.
Integration into cosmetic and personal care lines
Formulators introduce the extract at 0.5-3 % in creams, serums, body balms and hair conditioners. It supports skin barrier comfort and distributes evenly in oil phases heated to a maximum of 40 degrees. Buckwheat CO2 extract 100 g serves as a convenient size for pilot batches before scaling up.
Role in dietary supplement and food manufacturing
Supplement producers and food factories source the extract as a botanical raw material for functional beverages, confectionery fillings and dry nutritional mixes. Extracts Wholesale volumes meet the needs of both contract manufacturers and private formulators worldwide.
Processing guidelines and solubility
Add the oily mass to the lipid phase during emulsification. It dissolves readily in carrier oils and remains stable through moderate heat cycles, simplifying workflow on production lines.
Sample formulation for a daily facial serum
Combine 2 % extract with 15 % squalane, 25 % rosehip oil and 0.5 % vitamin E. Blend at 35 degrees until uniform, then package. The finished serum tones skin and improves texture with continued use.
Frequently asked questions
What packaging is used for international shipments?
Each 1 kg unit arrives in sealed transport containers suitable for air and sea freight under standard temperature conditions.
Can the extract be blended with other CO2 materials?
Yes, the oily mass mixes compatibly with additional plant extracts in both cosmetic and food-grade formulations.
Is the product suitable for organic cosmetic lines?
The extract qualifies for natural and organic cosmetic projects when the remaining ingredients meet the same criteria.
How should temperature be controlled during incorporation?
Maintain processing temperatures below 40 degrees to preserve the integrity of active components throughout manufacturing.